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Monthly Report for March 2003 Registry Operator Monthly Report .biz December 2005 Prepared: January 15, 2005 NeuLevel, Inc. 46000 Center Oak Plaza Sterling, VA 20166 Monthly Report for December 2005 As required by the ICANN/Neulevel Registry Agreements, this report provides an overview of neulevel Registry activity through the end of the reporting month. The information is primarily presented in table and chart format with text explanations as deemed necessary. Information is provided in order as listed in Appendix T of the Registry Agreement. Table of Contents: 1. Accredited Registrar Status................................................................................................... 3 2. SLA Performance.................................................................................................................... 3 3. Top Level Domain Zone File Access Activity....................................................................... 4 4. Major Software Releases........................................................................................................ 4 5. Domains Under Sponsorship of Each Registrar .................................................................. 4 6. Biz Name Servers Under Management of Each Registrar (month end).......................... 8 7. Domain Names Registered by the Registry ........................................................................ 12 8. Whois Service Activity.......................................................................................................... 15 9. Monthly Growth Trends ...................................................................................................... 16 10. Total Number of Transactions by Subcategory ................................................................. 18 11. Total Number of Failed Transactions by Subcategory ..................................................... 19 12. Daily Transaction Range...................................................................................................... 20 13. Geographic Distribution of Domains .................................................................................. 21 14. Deleted Names – Per Registrar............................................................................................ 27 15. Restored Names – Per Registrar ......................................................................................... 31 16. Violations of Registrar Restore Report – Per Registrar ................................................... 35 Page 2 Monthly Report for December 2005 1. Accredited Registrar Status Table 1 shows the number of ICANN accredited registrars, grouped into the following three status categories: Operational Registrars: Those who have authorized access into the system for processing domain name registrations. Registrars in Ramp-up: Those who have received a password to access the Registry operational test and evaluation (OT&E) environment. Registrars in the Pre-Ramp-up Period: Those who have been sent information regarding the Registry TLD, but have not yet entered the Ramp-up Period. Table 1: Accredited Registrar Status Status Number of Registrars Operational Registrars 157 Registrars in Ramp Up 0 Registrars in Pre-Ramp Up 0 2. SLA Performance Table 2: SLA Performance SLR Requirement Actual Service Availability – SRS 99.900% 99.859% Service Availability – Nameservers 99.999% 100.000% Service Availability- Whois 99.950% 100.000% Planned Outage Duration - SRS 8 hours 0 min Planned Outage Duration - Nameservers None None Planned Outage Duration - Whois 8 hours 0 min Extended Planned Outage Duration – SRS 18 hours 0 min Extended Planned Outage Duration - Nameservers None None Extended Planned Outage Duration - Whois 18 hours 0 min Processing Time - Add, Modify, Delete of all objects 3000ms for 95% 99.997% Processing Time – Query Domain 1500 ms for 95% 99.980% Processing Time – Whois Query 1500 ms for 95% 100.000% Processing Time - Nameserver Resolution 1500 ms for 95% 100.000% Update Frequency – Nameserver 15 minutes for 95% 99.607% Update Frequency - Whois 15 minutes for 95% 98.621% Page 3 Monthly Report for December 2005 3. Top Level Domain Zone File Access Activity New Passwords: 1 Total Passwords: 461 4. Major Software Releases None 5. Domains Under Sponsorship of Each Registrar Table 5 shows the number of domain names sponsored by each live ICANN-Accredited Registrar in the TLD for December 2005. Table 5: Domain count per Registrar Registrar Name Total Domains #1 Domain Names International, Inc. 81 @Com Technology, LLC 257 007 Names, Inc. 679 1 eName Co 1,076 123 Registration, Inc. 416 1-877 Namebid.com LLC 52 1stDomain.Net 554 AAAQ.com, Inc. 3,054 Abacus America, Inc. d/b/a Names4Ever.com 5,386 About Domain Dot Com Solutions Private Limited 3 ABR Products, Inc. dba Misk.com 1,571 Active 24 ASA 2,872 Address Creation 197 Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. 2,637 Advantage Interactive Ltd 533 Aim High!, Inc. dba Registry Systems 13 Alantron BLTD 5 Alice's Registry, Inc. 63 All West Communications, Inc. (d.b.a. AWRegistry) 394 Allglobalnames SA 337 Alldomains.com Inc. 0 Allindomains, LLC 1,693 Answerable, Inc. 9 Anytime Sites, Inc 18 Arsys Internet SL dba Nicline.com 3,147 Ascio Technologies Inc. 16,408 AusRegistry Group Pty Ltd 131 BB Online UK Limited 478 Page 4 Monthly Report for December 2005 Registrar Name Total Domains Best Registration Services, Inc. dba BestRegistrar.com 300 Blue Razor Domains, Inc. 4,085 Blueberry Hill Communications, Inc. (d.b.a. Bluehill.com) 2,482 BulkRegister.com, Inc. 23,160 CADiware AG 223 Capital Networks Pty, Ltd. 136 Catalog.com, Inc. 1,006 Comitnet AB 241 Communi Gal Communications Ltd. 3,554 CORE Internet Council of Registrars 12,910 Corporate Domains, Inc. 3,456 Critical Internet, Inc 1,133 Cronon AG 18,179 CSL Computer Service (d.b.a. Joker.com) 20,954 Cydentity, Inc. 818 Deutsche Telekom AG 6,826 Direct Information Pvt. Ltd., (d.b.a. DirectI.com) 12,077 Dodora Unified Communications, Inc. 250 Domain Bank, Inc. 4,403 Domain Jingles, Inc 4 Domain People 4,873 Domain Registration Services 885 Domain Discover 10,580 Domain The Net Technologies, Ltd. 249 Domaininfo AB 2,680 Domain-It!, Inc. 184 Domainname, Inc. 237 DomainZoo.com, Inc. 0 DotForce Corp. 4 Dotster 14,785 Dynadot LLC 176 easyDNS Technologies, Inc. 635 EasySpace Ltd. 5,523 eBrand Secure LLC 86 EchoKorea, Inc. d.b.a. DomainRG 242 eMarkmonitor, Inc. 12,161 Encirca, Inc 116 eNom, Inc. 96,079 EPAG Domainservices 459 Everyone’s Internet Ltd. 21 Page 5 Monthly Report for December 2005 Registrar Name Total Domains Fat Firm, Inc. 90 Firstserver, Inc. 327 Funpeas Media Ventures, LLC 256 Gabia Inc. 3,273 GANDI SARL 8,251 GKG.Net 1,288 Global Media Online Inc. 4,255 Globedom Datenkommunikations GmbH 400 Go Daddy Software, Inc. 291,147 Hangang Systems, Inc. d/b/a Doregi.com 496 I.D.R. Internet Domain Registry, Ltd. 134 iHoldings.com, Inc. d/b/a DotRegistrar.com 14,832 In2Net Network Inc. dba iRegister.com 1,085 InamePro dba Dynadot 0 Inames Co. Ltd. 640 Initial's Online Ltd. 19 InnerWise, Inc. d.b.a. ItsYourDomain.com 8,144 Intercosmos Media Group, Inc. d.b.a. DirectNIC.com 17,954 Interdomain, S.A. 1,685 Internetters Limited 3,567 IP Mirror Pte Ltd 38 IPNIC, Inc. 2 Key-Systems GmbH 24,382 Ladas Domains LLC 62 Melbourne IT d/b/a Internet Names World Wide 94,674 Mobile Name Services Incorporated 9 Moniker Online Services, LLC 18,701 Name.com 225 Namebay SAM 2,695 NamesBeyond.com 2 Namescout.com 3,338 Namesdirect.com, Inc. 3,583 NameSecure.com, Inc. 6,726 NameServices.net 0 Net Tuner Corp. dba Webmasters.com 41 NetBenefit d/b/a NetNames 8,439 Netdorm Inc 22 Netpia.com, Inc. 1,470 Network Solutions Inc. 131,646 Nominalia Internet SL 3,138 Page 6 Monthly Report for December 2005 Registrar Name Total Domains Nordnet 2,412 Omnis Networks, LLC. 1,965 Online Orders Network LLC 16 Online SAS 735 OnlineNIC, Inc. d/b/a China-channel.com 8,045 OVH SARL 3,172 Pair Networks Inc. 1,057 Parava Networks, Inc. 1,787 Primus Telecommunications Pty Ltd. 3,538 PSI-Japan, Inc. 496 PSI-USA, Inc. dba Domain Robot 19,978 R&K Global Business Services, INC. (000domains.com) 2,367 R.Lee Chambers Company LLC 5 Register .IT Spa 179 Register.com 69,753 Registration Technologies, Inc. 701 Retail Studio, Inc. 42 Rockenstein AG 202 Safenames Ltd 1,103 Schlund + Partner AG 53,332 Secura GmbH 1,426 Signature Domains 463 Sipence Incorporated 6 SiteName.com, LLC 126 Spot Domain LLC 1,340 Stargate Communications, Inc. 252 The Registry at Info Avenue 996 TLDs Inc. 8,149 Todaynic.com Inc. 487 Total Web Solutions d.b.a. Total Registrations 3,490 TRANSPAC 362 Tucows Inc. 97276 Web Commerce Communications, Ltd. 1,664 Webgentur.at Internet Services 38 Wild West Domains, Inc. 47,343 Wooho T&C Co. d/b/a RGNames.com 477 Xin Net Corp 1,246 YesNIC Co., Ltd. 3,717 Page 7 Monthly Report for December 2005 6. Biz Name Servers Under Management of Each Registrar (month end) The table below states the number of name servers registered by each ICANN-Accredited Registrar in the TLD for December 2005. Table 6: Domain Name Server count per Registrar Registrar Name Name Servers #1 Domain Names International, Inc. 0 @Com Technology, LLC 5 007 Names, Inc. 3 1 eName Co 10 123 Registration, Inc. 3 1-877 Namebid.com LLC 0 1stDomain.Net 11 AAAQ.com, Inc. 109 Abacus America, Inc. d/b/a Names4Ever.com 79 About Domain Dot Com Solutions Private Limited 0 ABR Products, Inc. dba Misk.com 29 Active 24 ASA 3 Address Creation 4 Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. 75 Advantage Interactive Ltd 2 Aim High!, Inc. dba Registry Systems 0 Alantron BLTD 0 Alice's Registry,
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